Gray water is a sustainable way to reuse water from your home on your garden. But, it's not always a safe option.

The building has a grey water reuse system designed to recycle 7,500 gallons of water per day, or up to 2.75 million gallons per year, according to Epic Cleantec's website.

The water that cleans your clothes isn't safe to drink, but it could be good for your plants. Here's how to use grey water amid drought restrictions.

Gray water recycling could help Californians reduce water usage during the drought, but obstacles are slowing its adoption. Support for LAist comes from.

Gray water is recycled waste water from kitchen appliances, bath tubs, showers and sinks. It flows through discharge pipes into irrigation systems that can keep plants and lawns lush and green, ...

A pilot project to examine grey water recycling in Israel has gotten under way recently, it was revealed to The Jerusalem Post this week. If the pilot is successful, the government would consider ...

Gray water is recycled waste water from kitchen appliances, bath tubs, showers and sinks. It flows through discharge pipes into irrigation systems that can keep plants and lawns lush and green, ...

In a time of drought, where every drop of water makes a difference in California, the water that goes down the drain is getting a second look. Here's how a grey water recycling system works.

Recycling has become a big part of saving water amid California's historic drought, and businesses across the state are implementing it in interesting ways. 24/7 Live Los Angeles Orange County ...